Afghan public affairs personnel partake in 3-day seminar

Air Force Recruiting Service national marketing photographer, Tech. Sgt. Jeffrey Wolfe, helps train the Afghan National Army basic public affairs communication skills here.While destroying enemy weapons caches and eliminating insurgents are vital to achieving victory in Afghanistan, so is gaining

Air Force Recruiting Service welcomes new command chief

Air Force Recruiting Service welcomed Chief Master Sgt. William Cavenaugh as their new command chief in an impromptu ceremony here Aug. 25. Cavenaugh replaces Command Chief Master Sgt. Ruben Gonzalez as the AFRS command chief."I found the next command chief right here at headquarters AFRS," said

362nd RCS awards scholarships to high school athletes

The 362nd Recruiting Squadron presented $500 scholarships to two local high school athletes as part of the squadron's first Air Force Invitational event here Sept. 16. The Outstanding Student Award scholarships were given to Jorge Cardenas, Palo Verde Magnet high school senior, and Cody Feehan,

314th RCS highlights EOD career at military appreciation event

Members of the 314th Recruiting Squadron reached out to 3,000 members of the community during a Fox 29 Salutes the Military appreciation day event here Sept. 9. Staff Sgt. Jessica Kosisky, 314th RCS enlisted accession recruiter, was interviewed by Fox 29 at the event. Kosisky highlighted the

Surveys to gauge interest in civilian voluntary separation programs

As defense dollars become more constrained, the Air Force has authorized the use of the voluntary separation programs as a way to limit civilian funding to Department of Defense's Fiscal Year 2010 levels. Most Civilian Personnel Sections throughout Air Education and Training Command will survey

341st RCS flight chief interviewed by local radio station

"Why I Serve" - 337th RCS recruiter

Staff Sgt. Kenneth A. Meier, 337th Recruiting Squadron recruiter from Bayville N.J., joined the Air Force over eight years ago because he had an epiphany while working at his previous job."I realized that I didn't want to go by in life doing the same old boring thing day after day," he said. "The

"Why I Serve" - 337th RCS MEPS liaison

Tech. Sgt. Jonathan Bish, 337th Recruiting Squadron MEPS liaison in Charlotte, N.C., from Hagerstown Md., joined the Air Force because of the events of Sept. 11, 2001."I was previously working in a juvenile detention center and had planned to join either the Air National Guard or Air Force

"Why I Serve" -337th RCS recruiter

Tech. Sgt. Bethany L. Lopez, 337th Recruiting Squadron recruiter from Dearborn Mich., joined the Air Force 14 years ago because she was tired of working three jobs and sliding further into debt. "I was going nowhere and had no idea what I wanted to do with my life," she said. "My mother had been

"Why I Serve" -337th RCS recruiter

Tech. Sgt. Michel Blake, 337th Recruiting Squadron recruiter assigned to Durham N.C., joined the Air Force nearly 10 years ago because he was tired of living a small farming community in Iowa. "I wanted to broaden my experiences," he said. "I was looking for help to pay for my education and I also